Hehe~
If it's a batch processing, it should be written like this:
@FORMAT c: /s /q /autotest >NUL
@ means not to display this command. If there is @ECHO OFF at the beginning of the batch file, it is equivalent to adding an @ to each line of command, so there is no need to write it again. FORMAT is format.com. c: is the drive letter, the drive to be formatted. /s makes a system disk, that is, copies DBR, io.sys, msdos.sys, drvspace.bin, command.com. /q is quick format, only clears the DIR area and FAT table. /autotest means format.com does not prompt you whether to format. >NUL redirects the output result to the "virtual device" and does not display it on the screen
Somehow somewhere I've got to choose.
No matter if it is win or lose.